Caesar's "Bellum britannicum" : De bello Gallico, IV. 20-30, V. 8-23 : with introductory notices, notes, and complete vocabulary

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4. Caesar reade thos suddon insurrections of tho Gaul foWhicli the nam tumuli as Originalty aDplied. 0 also earn fro Straboli mutinnamong tho legionilest in Gallia. 5. lis tributo Caesar impose Was, of Ourse, neve Pald, et Strabo says that he carriodi much tundem; and Cicoro' letterio Atticus evidently hows that a considerable number of flaves wox t en rom Britain. The impression a Rome o Caesar sinuasion o Britain is sese in the wers de Societ O Calidius, writtonit tho time, and stili more rom the fac that an sembassyo Eritis chleis attexo Augustus illi Present and tollensii subjection. 23. 2. Theso aro in calytives referre to by Icoro is a thocustomi Caesar tota his expenses by the sale of great numberso flaves, ho ere in great demand rom in large extent MItaly cultivaled by staVe-l our. 4. The autumnal equinoco that ea determines nocuratolytho dat o Caesar' visit L mus have returne to Gallia beiorutho endii September.

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BELLUM BRITANNICUM.

alii Sum.

adduco dupore duxi, ductum, ad tori cliteo, Pleadi v. r. - l ad leuit OH induce, persuade, brin in P.

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VOCABULARI. at scyo, re, dei, ectum, O to;

sum.

productive land liene selus. agger Uris, . , ad to, ueco I bear

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VOCABULAR T.

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sueti aspar, item, inquus, M., a X,

ta in .

audio. q. v.

diroet antithetical State ment. autem es. αὐταρὶ conj biu on theother hanu, mores ber, uom. Ol idum autem Britanni vocant, si the Ariti, cui that a totou, c. 21.

auxiliandi gerunx os auxilior,

frona duo, NO)-war, arfare. Bibroci, orum m. the Libroci, a

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VOCABULARY.

used by good Writersit in Augustau